Brisbane residents can contribute to the long-term health of the country in two ways when they get their COVID vaccines at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
More than 1,000 people a day are being vaccinated and Queensland Health predicts the daily figure will grow to 3,000 people by Saturday.
They can also help The Common Good fund important medical research, the medical research charity is on site tempting people with its iconic Ekka Strawberry Sundaes.
“Our sundaes are incredibly popular and while it was a blow when the Ekka was cancelled, it has given us a chance to be creative,” CEO Michael Hornby said.
“The sundaes are a key part of our fundraising to support important medical research. If you’re heading to the convention centre, or if you live or work nearby, come and grab a sundae and say hi to our team.”
The sundaes are available for $5.50 each at the stall on the corner of Melbourne and Merivale Streets. The stall is open from 8:30am to 6:30pm until Sunday September 12, 2021.
Tree Party for The Common Good 2024. Seventeen Seventy locals have come together to boogie under the stars and the iconic tree while raising funds for lung research carried out at The Prince Charles Hospital.
For sick or injured children who need hospital care, the pain and illness they’re experiencing can be overwhelming. But in 2022, the Child Life Therapy Program was created at The Prince Charles Hospital to help alleviate the worries of some of the littlest paediatric patients.
Our annual research award ceremony honoured exceptional researchers who have received grant funding from The Foundation in 2024. Grant funding is crucial to advancing research and innovation and to develop groundbreaking solutions.
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National Volunteer Week for 2024: We are one of countless organisations across Australia that benefit from selfless people who donate their time to help others.The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation has been awarded the Queensland Gives 2024 Queensland Philanthropic Foundation of the Year.
National Volunteer Week for 2024: We are one of countless organisations across Australia that benefit from selfless people who donate their time to help others.
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